The relationship between the four (or five, counting Grohl) Scream members is really deep and they’re still making great original music.”įranz Stahl played guitar in Foo Fighters from 1997 through 1999.
MacKaye is in the studio, helping produce the new Scream project: “I loved and still love all of their records. That includes Grohl - one of music’s most sought-after entertainers, who has jammed with Paul McCartney and Bruce Springsteen, and performed at the White House for President Barack Obama. “We wanted to make a record that kind of tells our story through D.C.
“We have a lot of friends and family that are involved with this project with us,” Stahl said. On its Kickstarter fundraising page, the band says the album will be titled “DC Special.” Now, Scream is back in Inner Ear Studio, recording its first full-length album in 30 years - with Grohl performing alongside his former bandmates. Grohl replaced the band’s original drummer, Kent Stacks, for Scream’s “No More Censorship” and “Fumble” albums, in the early 1990s. Their 1982 album, “Still Screaming,” was the first full-length album released on Dischord Records, the label co-owned by Ian MacKaye, a founding member of D.C.’s hard-core punk scene. Stahl started the band in 1979 with his brother, Franz, after attending high school in Bailey’s Crossroads. “We invited a lot of people that have been part of Scream history, even when we were kids.” “I was surprised - I didn’t know he was going to be here,” Stahl told WTOP from Inner Ear on Wednesday night. “Yeah, that was cool,” said Pete Stahl, singer of Scream. Shortly after the 9:30 Club announced the Grohl-led Foo Fighters would play a surprise show Thursday, the former Nirvana drummer reunited with D.C.-based punk rockers, at Inner Ear Studio - the legendary and soon-to-close Arlington, Virginia, recording studio owned by Don Zientara. Scream singer Pete Stahl said former drummer Dave Grohl took part in a recording session for their new album.ĭave Grohl doesn’t seem terribly interested in taking a day off.
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